East India House Bond Exchange Notice 1736
The Court of Directors of the East India Company announces that Three and a Half per Cent Bonds that have passed the marking period may be exchanged for new Three per Cent Bonds if brought to the Accountant by Lady-day next. Unmarked bonds will be paid off. Interest on 1732 bonds will be paid up to March 31 for those exchanging bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East- Indies
Annuities and Estates Solicited at Hatton-Garden
AX Persons who would grant or buy annuities for their lives or joint lives or who would deal with estates or raise funds on them may be served by Michael Newnam at his Hatton-Garden house. He transacts this business with expedition on moderate terms. Letters post paid answered if directed to his house or to the Temple Exchange Coffee-house in Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Newnam
Hatton-Garden
N. B
Temple Exchange
Fhett
Thomas Martyn
Chancery-lane
Breams Buildings
Cornhill
che'Temple Exchange Cofftehouse
Fleet-street
Raisin Brandy Sold by Maker Near St Pauls Churchyard
An advertisement announces raisin brandy sold by the maker at a warehouse near St Pauls Church-yard Watling Street. It notes compliance with Parliament reducing sale quantities to two and a half gallons per quarter cask at 11s with full cask return allowance, delivered free to part of town, and sold by James Sutton near East-Gare in Oxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Watling-street
James Sutton
East-Gare
Oxor
The London Magazine December 2434 Proceedings Debates and Poetry
A historical catalog page describing The London Magazine for December 2434. It lists contents on Parliament debates including Quaker Bills Clergy petitions Mortmain Bill Poor Relief and a variety of sections such as weekly essays poetry and notices. It notes a long table of contents and prices, with references to earlier months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Magazine
Iit
H.of Lords
Christmas Eye
Machiavel
H. of Commons
A. Sidney
Q. Elizabeth
K. James I
R. Cecil
Lavinia
Caroline Fitzroy
Charles Wager
Dyer
R. Savage
Savage
Collin
Urban
Celinda
Seneca
T. Astley
St. Paul’s
Stirch
Langss
J. Read
Lawz
Eclipses and Globe Maker Thomas Wicar Publication
The notice advertises This Day publish'd works on the annular eclipse of Great Britain and Ireland with penumbra passages and a celestial globe by Thomas Wicar of Durham. Printed by John Senex at the Globe, Fleet Street, offering two sheets of detailed eclipse diagrams and a large globe description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
Thomas Wicar
Durham
John Senex
Dunstan
Fleertreet
Also Mentioned on This Page
At -Perfons
Philip Barnevelty
Perfonts
Philip Barnevelt
Forthwich
John Belton
Mercer
Queen’s Arms
Cheapside
Nicholas ‘Langford
Serjeants-Inn Gate
Aylesbury
White-Hart Inn
Brown Inn
Holbour
Tho Clarke
Regebechan
T. ‘Franklin
Loughton
Northop
Flint
Theald House
Edward Lewis
Chesters Holywell
Mould
Caerwis
Appleby
Thomas Worrall
St. Dumitan’s
Fleetireet
A. Sunes
Geronster
Pouhop Springs
John Fiddes
Whearsheaf
Tavistock-street
Covent Garden
Spaw
Pyrrmont Bath
Scarzokouen
Braistot
N.B
Hungary
Mons. Jacques.La Faveur
Montpelietiead
Profusion
Churchman
Gambel
Wp Doe
C. Rivington
St. Paul’s Church Yard
T. Cooper
Hal
Arthur Bedford
Haberdathers Hospital
Hoxton
Princed and Lold
J. Clarke
Duck Lane
J. Wilcor
Strand
A. Dodd
Temple Bar
E. Nutt
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